The New Map of Romania if the PSD Reform Is Applied. Ilfov County Could Disappear, as Could the City Hall. In Total, 26 Counties Risk No Longer Exist
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Romania has cities with fewer inhabitants than a commune, but that continue to function with mayors, local councils and own administrative apparatus. In some UATs, employees fail to cover their expenses from local revenues and depend on the money redistributed from the state budget. While the Government is looking for solutions to reduce expenses, the PSD proposes an administrative-territorial reorganization that could eliminate over a thousand …
Romania's President, Nicușor Dan, said on Tuesday that "the administrative-territorial division of Romania today is that of 1968 and corresponds to the economy of 1968.
An administrative reform of scope is prepared in PSD, and one of the variants discussed could reduce Romania to only 15 counties. The model taken into account is that of the Court of Appeal, but the final number of administrative units has not been established.
Nicușor Dan spoke at the press conference about administrative-territorial reform, showing that he supports a voluntary or forced comunication, where, obviously, the current administrative-territorial unit cannot support its expenditure. Nicușor Dan: I believe that there are two important components in large lines: one on small and non-functional municipalities, which could be [...] Article What Nicușor Dan says about administrative-territorial …
Nicoșor Dan was asked, on Tuesday, in a press conference, whether an administrative-territorial reform is necessary and in what form do they think it should take place. "I believe that there are two important components in large lines. One, on small and non-functional municipalities, which could possibly be commased part of the public services transferred, if they are [...]
President Nicușor Dan said on Tuesday evening, at the press conference at Cotroceni Palace, that a territorial reorganization of Romania is necessary, by composing small communes that cannot support their expenses, stressing that the current administrative-territorial division dates back to 1968 and that it no longer corresponds to economic realities.
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